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In the first part of this Work, the Properties, Doses, and best Methods of em phiying the Medicines necessary to be kept by Families re siding in the Country, are fully detailed, with copious Di rections for the - Management of Children in respect to Clothing, Diet, Exercise, &e. &c. ; the Treatment of Casual ties, Fits. &c. &c.; and in the Second Part is given an His tory of the Causes and distinguishing Symptoms of the Dis, eases incident to the Human Frame, with the most effectual Means of Prevention and Cure by Regimen,. &c. &c. By RICHARD REECE, M,D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. &c. " It is of importance that every man know some thing of the laws of life, the nature of disease, and ths most rational modes of cure; for this purpose Dr. Reece's - gook is better adapted than any with wbich'we are acquainted. 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For the Use of Private Students as well as of Public Seminaries: Intended as a Companion to the " School Geography" of the same Author. 110PINTELLIGEN.C4, SOUTIMARK, SEPt..29.—Our supply, during the last week has been very considerable, and buyers plenty, bill the ,prices . have not adva s nced although the duty is reduced to 75,0001. The accounts from the country are so various, that we are un decided as to opinion, and some people even yen ture the duty under 70;0001. but all agree that the growth has been over-estimated, CEtANBROOIi, SEPT. 2g.—Our fair this day was very respectably attended, and Hops obtained prices front 151. 10s. Od. to 171. 10s. Od. ; one lot fetched as high as 181. The samples were of a very superior kind, and indeed we can say that none.of an inferior, ,quality were to he seen this . day, and some were withdrawn at 181. We find that all the Sussex plantations come short of expec tation, although some persons are hardy enough to venture the duty at .70,0001.. . At the Hop Market. Dinner in Canterbury, on Thursday, the Report of the Committee appointed to watch the Bill introduced into Parliament dur ing the host Session by Mr. Calvert, with respect to the bagging and packing 'of. Hops, was read and approved ; and the same Committee re-appointed to guard the interests of the Planters on any In ane occasion. And in order to constitute a fund for that purpose, it was resolved that a subscrip tion of sixpenee per acre should be entered into for all the plantations in East Kent,. in which 'measure, it was stated by D. J. Parker, Esq. the Chairman, - that the Planters of West Kent, as well as of Sussex, concurred. By JOSEPH GUY; Late Profeisor of Geography at the Royal Military College, Great Marlow; Author of the School Geography, POCket . CyClopadia, New British Spelling Bdolr, - Chart of General History, British Reader,Schmil Cipher ing Book, New British Primmer, &c. &c. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and ' Toy, Pater noster-rosy ; and sold by All Booksellers in Town and Country; with a liberal Allowaice to Schools: • MEDICINE. Kilmarnock, April 4,181 V.. Attother excellent CURE by the sole Use of .111r.LIGNUIVI's • ...INTISCORBUTIC DROPS. SIL—I think it my duty to send you the foie. lowing statement, with my hest wishes for the success of your Medicine .—For several years I had been tormented with a most painful and inveterate scorbutic eruption all over my body, which was literally the better of nothing used for it, either internally or externally, although I spared neither trouble nor expence to get rid of it; as the last resource, I resolved to try your Autiscurbutic Drops,, a bottle of which put chased . from your Agent here, Dr. Reed, New Liridge,Kir marnock, which' I found of considerable advantage, and by diligently persevering in the use of . them, I have the heartfelt satisfaction of being able to say that I have got completely cured. You have my authority to publishlhis my case, and any, reference madepersonally, or by letter post-paid, yiti,ll he answered-by Dr. 'Reed, in whose drug-shop I purchased our , valuable medicines. • • 1104114%.••••••. I beg to remain, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, Attested . by Dr. Reed WILLIAM SAGE. . To Mr. John Lignnm, Surgeon,.Manchester. These Props are.-sold in moulded, square bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. and Its. wholesale and retail, by Mr. Lignum, Man chester; also by J. Evans and Son, 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield ;._Sntton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market ; Ethiards, 66, St: - Paul's Church . - yard ; Butler and Sons, 4, Cheapside, London ; and 34, Sack.. ville-street, Dublin. Of whom may be had, Mr. Lignum's Improved Chemical Lotion, 2 . 5. 941. Also Mr. Lignum's Syphilis Pills, 2s. 9d. each box, with di rections. . . ..... Aud by one or more . iirincipal Medicine Venders iu ever Market Town lathe United Kingdom. • CORONIMS' INQUESTS. • An Inquisition was taken yesterday at Sr. _I, Thomas's Hospital, bef l ore THOMAS 5H131.T0N, Esq. •Coroner, on the body of Rosetta French, aged eight years, who was burntin a most dreadful manner. The deceased resided with, her aunt, in Maiden-row, St. George's, • Sotkhwark, anti on Saturday-marning last, she, during ber aunt's ab sence, stood near the fire, when' her cloches were drawn between the bars of the grate, and she was en veloped in flames;, she ran out of the house, scream ing dreadfully ; a Mrs. Gooch pulled the burning .clothes from her body, and in so doing burnt her hands shockingly : the stays of the deceased hav ing caught-fire, her pain was most excruciating ; a man passing • by, took hold of one of ber hands and dragged her into a pond : opposite the house. She was taken to St. Thomas's Hospital, and died immediately. Verdict—" Accidentally burnt to • death." Another Inquest was held at the same time be fore the same Coroner,. upon the body of Henry Grinteb, agetisix years, the son of Mr. Gritnes, of • Smith's Buildings, Long-lane, Bermondsey. The deceased, during his mother's. absence, got some matches, andlighted them at the fire, which com municated to his clothes, and burnt him so dread _ fully that hs died immediately.—Verdict—" Ac= cidental death:" Another Inquisition was held at the lame time and place, hetore.the same Coroner, on the body of Hannah Campbell, aged six years, the daugh ter of Mr. Campbell, of Grove-pl.ce, , Deptford, whose clothes caught fire during the nurse's ab sence., and was so severely burnt as to cause her deatb.• Verdict—" Accidentally killed by burn- ng." HAMBURGH, DRC. 15.—A frost, which set in on the 11th inst., with the wind from the North, has since continued, and filled out• - river with floating ice, so that the navigation is completely stopped. The Editors of The Monthly Gazette of Health, on concluding their third volume, return their thanks to the Members of the Medical Profession, and. other Scientific 'Characters, whose contribu tions have greatly contributed to bring their work into general estimation. They boldly assert, al though only . three. years ha v e elapsed since the first Number appeared, that its sale exceeds that of all the periodical Medical and Scientific Works in this country. It lras been said that the death of Dr. Adams, who fora considerable time was ',sole Editor of: The Medical and,Physical Journnt, ,anti the resignation of the Editorship of the Lon .don Medical Repository by Dr, Burrow •and Mr. Thompson, were highly in favour of this work ; but if. it did not possess superior merit, why should those circumstances have increased its cir eulation i The facts ate, that the Editors can boast ~of a respectable extensive Foreign Correspondence; :that their Communications are from the most eminent Practitioners, and that they give th e substance of the contents of other Journals that -are worthy of.notice. Hence the Monthly Num ber, being published atone shilling, every page is filled with interes!ing matter. It is indeed a . =hunt in parvo; whereas the Editors of the .other Jonroals, who consider it derogatory to .their dignity to notice. discoveries not communi cated to themselves, are obliged to nuke up their Awo•and-sixpenny Numbers with the most unin• teresting and but. too often ridiculous matter, or by a diffused mode of writing to extend a fact which might be noticed in a few lines to as many pages. In .The Monthly Gazette of Health may be .found the Prescriptions of Drs. Baillie, nabbing , ton, Sir Henry Halford, and, other eminent Phy sicians; and of Abernethy, , Cline, Cooper, and . other eminent Surgeons.. Another important ad vantage resulting to, the Medical Profession is, the first families in the kingdom, being regular I Subscribers to this work, the Man of Science, by his communications, is likely to he introduced t into 'espectable connection, sad his merits to meet with. honourable, reward. Poct. SEvtxprxrt, IMPERIAL' i'ARLIOIENTE: HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESIMY, Dsc 29. i PROROGATION FOR. BUSINESS. Pursuant to a former Writ, issued by command of the Prince,Regenr, nnclet: the Great Seal,'a fprmal meeting; orboth Houses took place. About half-'peat two'o'clock . the Lunn CIiAN. CELLthi and *suite came clown to the4louse ; Rod shortly atter the Viscounts Melville and Sidnrautll attended. Their Lordships were not robed. The Lord Chancellor took his usual seat on the Wool. sack, and the Noble Viscounts their ordidary The Commons, being represented on this occasion by Mr. Dyson, one of the principal Clerks, and - several of the 4abordinace Clerks, and, Officers of the Hotise, forthwith appeared at the Bar,, when the Lord Chancellor:addressed the Assemblage as follows : My Lords and Gentlemen, 'aces. " His Royal Highnesi the Prince Regent, in the Moine and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by the advice of his Ma. jesty's Council', has _caused a Writ to be issued, under th, Great Seal, for the farther Prorogation of the Parliament, which you will now hear read." His Royal Highness's Writ, as referred to by e Noble and Learned Lard, .was then lead by e Clerk in attendance,. The instrument recited the successive prorogations which have - taken. place since Ow election of the :new Parliament, and stated Ids:Royal HighnesS's will and' plea. "sure, in the name and on the bahalt of his Ma jesty, that the Parliament be still further pro. rogued until Thursday, the 14th day of January next, to be then holden and sit ; and cOncluAd by stating.that,'"'lor divers urgent and weighty considerations, us especially moving, you both Houses of Parliament),..,,ate.theretore corn-, Mantled, and by the tenor of these presents we strictly require that you and every of you, and all others wl►onr it may 'concern,. do personally ap- , pear and be present ou the said 14th day of Ja nuary, to treat of, do, act, and - conclude upon such things as shall. be laid'hefore our said Pat... liameitt., by the advice of the Common Council of our said kingdom ; and give such assistant* therein as the case shall happen to require. Wit. ness ourself, at Westininster". The Comthons then withdrew to their own House, and their Lordships retired. From the LONDON GAZETTE of Dec. 29. Whitehall, Dec.2B. His Royal. Highness the Pridee Regent has been pleased,' in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty; to direct letto4 pitent to be pissed un der the Great Seal of Abe United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for granting to Major. General Herbert Taylor, the (Alec and place of Master; Keeper, and Governor of the Hospital or Free Chapel of Saint 'Catherine, in the room of Colonel Edward Disbrowe, deceased. BANItIII.7PYCIES ENLARGED. ,•./ W. Prosser, Herat)] d, grocer, from 1 A ooary 12 to January 15. E. -E-bienstrom:,- , Fen-eotirt, , perk UFC strett,•• merchants from December, 26 to February 13. BANKJturrs. ( , •!(;il.ll t• ,-• • T. Jenkins, • Whitchui'ell, titaMinganshire, timber-Merchant, to surrender January irk; i i -Fehruary 9, at thf i pihstt.hlll . , Merthyr Tidvil. Attornies, Mess's. James, and Abbo t tt, New Inn. ' ~ : —. l‘ . -; ,; M. Salt, Lane-end, .StaffordShire t ilour,de7iier,• l /antmry )8* 19, February at the Whit; Hart rnn; Utl'oxeter. forney, Mr. Tooke, G.l•ayls,itrnii , , , • 5 T. Curgenven, Truro, 'Cort”vall, linen-draper,, January 6, 7, February. 9, at Pearce'slrutcl; Truro. AitoVney, Mr. Bennallack, Truro.. G. 'Jackson, Mile Town, Kent,: baker, January Ff bruary 9, at Guildhall. AttOinks, Me's6 - s. Milne and Parry, Temple.l;. , -,! •• 11. Collets,, Maidstone, dealer 19 hops, January 2, 16, Fe bruary 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lindsey, .Saint Thomas-street, Borough.: ; • : J. Stanbury, Gloucester-terrace. Whitechapel-road, grocer, Jan. 2, 16, Feb. 9, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. , Hall, Coleman-street. • . ' W. Simmonds, , Lowestoft, Suffolk, merchant, Jan. 20, 21, Feb'. 9, at' the Angel Inn; Bury St. Edmunds: Attorney, Mr. Bromley, Gray's,luu., • . J. Tx% yford, Portwood-within-Brinnington, Cheshire, ccaton-• • *sPinner, Jan. 7,9, Feb. 9, at the Warren Bulkeley Ara* Stockport. Atterniet, Nlessrs. Wright and Cole, Temple. T.Syntmous, Strand,: brass-foutider, 'Jan. 2, 16,; Feb. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Mount, Tokenhouse:yaiM, Lotlrbury. i ' ;. , • DIVIDENDS. Jan. 22, T. Grigg, Plymouth; tea-dealer--Jan.l9, N. War-. ington, :High-streetv licrrohgb• ,hop-inerchant7---Jan. 25, R. Hathlyn and J. Chanter, Bideford, bankers---Jan. 16, J.'Ttlr ner, Bury-mill, Hertfordshire, corn-dealer—Jan. .R 3, 54 igP rand, Dean-street, Finslmry7square, merchant—Jan. 23, T. and IV. Fossett, inierchants—Janit l 9, B. and J. Phillips, High Holborn, ,(lass,merchants—Ja,n. 22 r .It. Glasson, Graisheck, Cr mberland, dealer in buttcr—LJan. 19, JAL Werminck, Plyinuuth, , merthant--,Jan. Doxon, .Manchester, mercluint—Jan. 23, W. k, Warlef, York shire, seediman—Jan. 23, J: Statter, Wakefield, Yorkshire, linen-draper—Jan. 26, IV.. Li 'Wars, Tetsworth, Oxfordshire, inhkeeper—Jan. 20, .1. Whitehous Stratfcird , onAyon, mercer—Jan. 0, E. Evans, Mar'syrhin, Carmarthensbire, timher-merchant--Jan. 21, J.' Bell, Pbeltlington; and 4. F. and 'l'. Bell, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, usercbants. CERTIFICATES—JAN. 19. J. Lancaster, Bromptou, merchant—G. Harper, Gresford milts, Denbighstnic, - tobacconist—J. Jackson, Easingwold, Yorkshire, merchant—S.. Dobson, Hope-House, Cumber lk;nd, bacon-factor—S. Lord, Sutton, Surrey, innkeeper. 011 ; PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 3. Wade and J. Brown, Leeds, woolstaplars—C. Tennant, C. Macintosh, J. Knox, W. Cooper, P. Grahame, and A. Dunlop, Glasgow—G.• S. Furrone and J. Mair, London, merchants—B. Gil rest and .1. Bryant, London, chemists-- I'.. smith and F. Briiitton, 'Bride-lane, _Fleet-street, braid manufacturers—M. Larkin and J. Bluitt, Blackwall„ mast thaliers-7W. and J. Pringle, 'Sydenhant, nurserymen . --4. .(imiptott, J. M. Sunley, and •,J. Travis, Newth'an's-court, Cornhill, ship-broliers—W. May and J. Head, LondOn, Oil merchants—L. Torriano and A. Sinclair, Maida-hill, 'Edge ware-road, schoolmistresses—M. and J.Witchell, Lee*, con fectioners—E. I). Barents, Gibraltar, and H. M. Salmons, Mansell-street, Goodman's-fields, general merchants,.